Chapter 4 Flashcards
Which countries does the larger island in the British Isles contain?
Scotland
England
Wales
Which countries does the smaller island in the British Isles contain?
Northern Ireland
Ireland
What are some historical and cultural highlights in the British Isles?
Stonehenge - 1700 BCE
Hadrian’s Wall
Monarchy
Empire
What determines the food patterns in the British Isles?
Class distinctions
How is breakfast different for nobility or aristocrats in the British Isles?
It is typically longer
What pastry is served at afternoon tea in the British Isles?
Scones, usually with a cream (ex. clotted cream)
What do dinners in the British Isles typically involve?
Meat, like a roast
What sets the British Isles apart from the rest of Europe?
They are isolated from the European continent; pubs exist throughout the area
What are some dishes England is known for?
Steak and kidney pie Shepherd's pie Cornish pastries Mulligatawny Toad-in-the-hole Sally Lunn
What is the difference between Shepherd’s Pie and Cottage Pie?
Shepherd’s Pie is made with lamb, Cottage Pie is made with beef
What special spice does mulligatawny have?
Curry
What is toad-in-the-hole?
Sausage wrapped in batter
What is Sally Lunn?
A type of bread
What are some dishes Scotland is known for?
Haggis Blood pudding Finnan Haddie Kippers Cockaleekie Soup Bannocks Shortbread
What is Haggis?
Sheep stomach stuffed with grains (like barley) and organ meats